TEN Energy has taken delivery of its third DP2 shuttle tanker from Samsung Heavy Industries in South Korea.
The vessel, named Anfield DP, is the latest addition to a broader orderbook of 12 such tankers currently under construction for the company.
The delivery marks a steady progression in the firm's capital expenditure program, reinforcing its capacity to handle liquefied natural gas transport operations.
The expansion of TEN Energy's fleet comes against a backdrop of heightened shipping risk and geopolitical pressure on global trade routes.
Recent reports indicate that tanker attacks in the Red Sea continue to disrupt logistics, prompting broader market scrutiny of shipping equities and freight rates.
As route exposure remains a critical factor for energy traders, the addition of new, specialized vessels like the Anfield DP underscores the strategic importance of maintaining robust transport capacity amid ongoing instability.